(minor contributor) I’ve been following the project for a while and pleasantly surprised by the ability to manually convert Python programs to Seq without needing to make too many changes. Note, most of my experimentation has been with smallish programs I’ve written. I like that I can still think “Pythonically” and compose mostly correct Seq code using familiar idioms, e.g. list/set/dict comprehensions. The standard library is very readable and a source for “from import” type functionality. Some of the other features I’ve come to appreciate: pipeline operator |>, JIT compile or create an executable (seqc run, seqc build), match statements, and strong typing.
